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If the game has a * next to it, your cv will never go past 30.00 .
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I gave away 6 bundled games and my cv was stuck at 30, now i gave a non-bundled valued at 6 dollars and my cv is 35,99.I thought thats how cv worked.
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The FAQ thread also need to take half the screen so at least some people will see it.
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Even better and easier, you must read and agree to the terms of Steamgifts FAQ before registering.
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And if you get suspended for whatever reason, you need to agree to them again when you are reinstated.
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Soooooo... Am I supposed to get any Contributor Value? The different responses made me confused...
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I guess i'll point out that if you had given away a game as a direct result of buying as a gift in Steam, your CV would be greater than $30. The total value you can earn as a result of bundled games is $30, with any full price stuff added on top.
Also, we can see in your profile - you've only given away Bundled games. :)
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maybe he bought a bundled game from steam and gave it away? O.o
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Ha! Actually buying bundled games from steam. That's funny.
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The crusader kings complete I gave as my first one here was bought from steam for example, not all people keep track of bundles or are even aware they exist. This is especially true for new users that end up buying certain games at full price even(which I can at least claim to never have done).
Not to mention that some people don't have ways of directly buying bundles(remove credit card and it is basically impossible in many countries) while steam has several payments methods specific for each country thus for some it is actually better overall to spend a few more bucks buying the game than buy something else, figure out trade, find someone who wants to trade and do so.
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Naw... The script should redirect you to the FAQ page where the relevant information would be highlighted in bold, blue font.
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Well I bought Trine 2:Complete in steam during a sale, is that considered a bundled game? (I thought bundled games were only the ones that came in groups: HumbleBundle, IndieRoyale...), I never thought this was a bundled game because my CV increased directly to its common price (20.00$) I think.
So, from your answers I understand that all I have to do to receive at least a part f my given away game's values is to giveaway a game that it is not in discount in Steam? Correct?
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Basically, if your CV is under $30.00 you will get full value for the game.
Anything past that you only get 20% of your bundled games' value for every non-bundled game you give away.
e.g. You give away $1 non-bundled DLC/game, you get $1.20 CV (if I'm recalling correctly)
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Partially right, discounted Steam games will give you the same value as fullprice one. The rule about bundled games applies only to the games that were bundled at any given time and games whose price has been exploited (e.g. games that have been purchasable with 95% discount or more - Serious Sam and some others that had 90% off on Steam = 95+% on Russian store), such games are marked with asteriks as you have already noticed and won't give you any CV unless you giveaway non-bundled one (in that case you get 20% of the non-bundled value you have accumulated) as was already explained before.
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NooooOOOO, Bundle games do not give CV. Even though this is kind of a niche forum you can even google "does Bundle games give CV" and the answer will show up. Tip for the future, do not give away something if you don't know under which conditions you are giving it away, meaning: read the FAQ.
Sorry but this is The most asked questions on Steamgifts and it's annoying to see people have to answer the same question literally every day.
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I suggest that you take your own advice and read the FAQ.
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Hello there, this may be a noob question, I love Steamgifts, I usually try to win giveaways and sometimes make my own giveaways. I have made different types of giveaways: normal giveaways (buying games directly as a gift in Steam), giwing away SteamKeys I din't need from games of IndieRoyale and this time I gave away a Reus SteamKey because I already had it.
Well the thing is the winner has already received the steamkey but my CV i still in a value of 30.00$. I know games from HumbleBundle are sometimes not rated the same amount, obviously games purchased via HumbleBundle are much cheaper (it had a an * beside when I created the giveaway). I'm not complaining about the value, I am asking because my CV has risen NOTHING by now. Is this normal, or is it just that I will received my value increase later? Any answers? thank you for your responses.
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